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Patriotic Society (Venezuela)

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revolutions across Spanish America, Bolivar and Miranda aimed to rally Venezuelans behind the cause of liberty. Serving as a place for political discussions and organizing revolutionary activities, the society played a crucial role in independence. Its establishment marked a milestone in Venezuela's pursuit of freedom.
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The Patriotic Society was established in 1810 amidst Venezuela's growing aspirations for independence from Spanish colonial rule. Founded by figures Simon Bolivar and Francisco de Miranda, it was formed during a time of discontent with colonial governance. Inspired by Enlightenment principles and the
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Below are members who would gain fame or recognition during the Venezuelan War of Independence:
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Its members were called "socios", which can be translated to "members" or "associates".
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where it disseminated messages in line with the organization's policies.
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dedicated to Venzuelan independence. It was founded in July 1810 by
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The society itself was organized in a manner similar to the
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The Patriotic Society had itself a newspaper organ, called
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Index

Spanish Empire
Juan Germán Roscio
Revolution of 19 April 1810
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Venezuelan War of Independence
Venezuelan Declaration of Independence
First Republic of Venezuela
Jacobins
Francisco Espejo
Francisco de Miranda
Antonio Muñoz Tébar
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Coto Paúl
First National Congress of Venezuela
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Caracas
Barcelona
Barinas
Valencia
Puerto Cabello
José Félix Ribas
Vicente Salias
Francisco José Ribas
Simón Bolívar
Miguel José Sanz
Casiano de Medranda
Francisco Antonio Paúl
Carlos Soublette

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